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The inequality 6(x + 2) > 7(x − 5) is equivalent to which of the following inequalities?
A. x < −23
B. x < 07
C. x < 17
D. x < 37
E. x < 47

Sagot :

6(x+2) > 7(x-5)
6x +12>7x-35
6x-7x > -35 -12
-x > - 47
x < 47      =  E

Lilith
[tex]6(x + 2) > 7(x-5)\\ \\6x+12>7x-35 \\ \\ 6x-7x >-35-12\\ \\-x>-47 \ \ /\cdot (-1)\\ \\x< 47 \\ \\Answer : \ E. \ \ x < 47[/tex]
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